Currículo e inclusão: escola e (des)abrigo de alunos

Abstract

This dissertation has the aim of understanding the connection between social inclusion, the orphanage and curriculum, starting from the analysis of the discourse of teachers and employees involved with the education of children that live in orphanage and study at an Elementary School, located in the neighborhood of Ipiranga in the city of São Paulo. The critical discourse analysis was an analysis support to make possible the understanding of the curriculum of the referred school, because curriculum is considered along the several school times and spaces and the several actions and manifestations of the subjects that there interact. The hypothesis of this research was confirmed along the work, that the curriculum of public school whose some children live in orphanage, usually doesn´t consider entirely these children's needs. This way, as conclusion, it is considered necessary the structuring and application of a curriculum that contemplates critical and cultural focuses, that minimizes the ambivalences between sheltering and abandoning that permeate the discourses and practices of most of the teachers and researched employees. Such discourses reflect the contradictions between the students' needs and the dominant curricular organization